Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her d — Alice Sebold, Lucky
Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her d — Alice Sebold, Lucky
Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her d — Alice Sebold, Lucky
Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her d — Alice Sebold, Lucky
Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her d — Alice Sebold, Lucky
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Tess was my first experience of a woman who had inhabited her weirdness, moved into the areas of herself that made her distinct from those around her, and learned how to display them proudly.

— Alice Sebold, Lucky
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